That would put you in the red and it would be too slim for me to hold.

I am quickly learning that money is the key player here; s/he who controls most of the money has the upper hand at all times.  

Notes secured by real property are simply exempt from registration.So in my opinion, for the sake of the non-institutional investor and the street level whole loan player I error on the side of absolute - stay away.  

Requires a business license.I hope all the REI-types reading that article will take note of what raised the red flags and caused the county to start looking into this.  

Hello everyone at bigger pockets my name is Ezekiel Marshall I'm 24 years old and a professional basketball player who's looking to get into real estate.

(See red question mark below) We’re back towards 2003/2004 High / Low Spread, but took a brief dip towards 2006-2007 levels.

Well the seller gave incorrect information on the numbers of the house so when I read the contract it was a red flag.

The rub is obviously it's hard for someone who is not a player in the market to get the time of day from them.  

But as you move up in the RE world and out of the realm of flipping SFR's you will experience very different players.. and beleive me the big boys will look at your REAL ability to close... and again why I say one should always be able to close to protect your investment.

A lot of red flags here.